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Hi. You might know me as the co-host of SHUT UP, WEIRDO on WFMU.
I'm not this guy, this guy, or this guy.
I AM the guy who works at NEWSWEEK and does BellCurved.com. I am interested in new job opportunities. Yo, e-mails me over heres.
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wonder what they talked about.
I have seen this movie. It was terrible. I only watched because the title was used for a Mad Men episode. I dig that jacket, though. And if I recall correctly, Tina Louise plays a stripper with a Ph.d., of course.
If you got the “red” call you should immediately smash your mobile, or better yet throw it in one direction and run in the other. That was because it was a death app, activating a high frequency signal in the phone that triggered a severe brain haemorrhage.

I’m happy to report that, despite invoking the name Stanley Milgram, no DJs received electrical shocks during in the making of last night’s Shut Up, Weirdo.
Topic: Doc Talk With Two Non-Docs
The beast in his natural habitat : eating tacos, checking in on foursquare (WSJ)
Hold on: Hoboken has a sit-down restaurant on Newark St. called the Taco Truck that is neither a truck nor serves tacos exclusively? Does it have block-long lines too? Is it the site of numerous kidnappings and beheadings by illegal aliens? Does it have a terror mosque in the back room? Has the world gone topsy-turvey/
A 106-year-old Armenian woman guards her home. via/ United Nations’ flickr

President Nixon, or how I learned to stop worrying and love the Fantastic Four
Ladies love a fez.
Budweiser Girls (by upload)
Freedy Johnston - “Bad Reputation”
I know I got a bad reputation
and it isn’t just talk, talk, talk
If I could only give you everything
You know I haven’t got
This both made me melancholy and partially alleviated my acute back pain. Ars longa, vita brevis.
Rappers Looking Like Magicians (good tumblr)
On arriving in Britain, Sigmund Freud asked Stefan Zweig, a fellow Viennese intellectual, what it was like. “London? How can you even mention London and Vienna in the same breath?” Zweig thundered. “In Vienna there was sperm in the air!
Our Schumpeter columnist examines how large companies can nurture innovation. (via theeconomist)
Whoa. Not the kind of talk I expect from a guy best known for a novel about chess.
Whoa. This is awesome on a level I cannot even begin to deal with. The Room meets The Monkees.